Leadership Team

As Partner and Chairman of the Board for Dominium, Paul Sween is responsible for leading the Board of Directors, setting the Board’s agenda, presiding over its meetings and ensuring strategic and fiduciary accountability. Paul also lends his considerable management and real estate expertise to the company’s management team on a regular basis.  

Active in the multi-housing industry since 1981, Sween joined Dominium in 1989. During his involvement, the company has grown from managing 2,700 units to more than 40,000 units and more than 220 properties. 

Prior to Dominium, Sween worked for the international accounting firm Ernst & Young. He held the role of principal in a development and property management firm that syndicated existing apartment projects and completed low-income tax credit and historic rehab projects. 

Sween is dedicated to serving on boards that share his passion for the stability, dignity and opportunity that housing provides. He is Capital Campaign Co-Chair for CommonBond, the Minnesota-based affordable housing nonprofit, a member of the Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors, and a member of the Council of Large Affordable Housing Owners. Previous board engagements include serving as chair of the Minnesota Housing Partnership. 

Sween is a founding donor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. He also helped spearhead and fund the creation of Opportunity’s Front Door, a program that provides up to $2 million in post-secondary scholarships to Dominium residents, employees and their dependents. 

A sought-after public speaker, Sween recently delivered an address at the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. 

A committed, lifelong learner, Sween is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). He is the father of three children. 

Armand Brachman acted as Board Member and Partner of Dominium and was responsible for all aspects of the business until 2018. Since 1979 when Brachman joined Dominium, the firm has grown from managing 2,700 units to more than 38,000 units in almost 20 states. Currently, Brachman is actively engaged in the company’s Board of Directors and ownership group. 

Brachman has extensive experience working with federal, state and local housing programs. His current commitment to the developmental process of the trade sheds light on a variety of issues including community and site identification, site control, municipal approvals, architectural programming, financing, construction management, marketing and management.

Brachman is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison real estate program.

Brachman is a member of the Council of Affordable Housing Owners – best practices group and is a member of the Drake Bank Board. He is also on the Board of Trustees and Operations Committee for the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. Brachman is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

As Partner, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Chief Development Officer, Mark Moorhouse oversees all aspects of Dominium’s business. As Co-CEO, he leads the overall strategy and direction of the company in partnership with Kyle Hansen. As Chief Development Officer, he has responsibility for the company’s Development and Acquisitions function.

The Development and Acquisitions function is a national affordable housing leader and includes more than 80 professionals in roles such as Development, Finance, Construction, Architecture and Corporate Affairs. 

Moorhouse has decades of experience working with various federal, state and local housing programs. Since joining Dominium in 1996, he has worked on several significant portfolio acquisitions, new project developments, the acquisition of existing apartment projects and the creation of a debt business within the company. In addition, he has been instrumental in completing numerous structured finance transitions at Dominium. He has played an integral role in helping the company grow from managing 6,400 homes in 1996 to approximately 40,000 units in almost 20 states today. 

Moorhouse is a graduate of St. Cloud State University where he received his Bachelor’s degree and his Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. 

Moorhouse serves on the Board of the Development Committee and is Co- Head of the Financing Committee at Summit Academy, an organization established in 1996 that helps low income individuals obtain the job skills training needed to secure well-paid employment and, ultimately, to lead a more stable and rewarding life. He is also involved with Minnesota Housing Partnership in a fundraising capacity. 

Moorhouse is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. 

As Dominium’s Co-Chief Executive Officer & Chief Operating Officer, Kyle Hansen is helping position the company to achieve its next chapter of growth. As Co-CEO, he leads the overall strategy and direction of the company in partnership with Mark Moorhouse. As COO, Hansen has oversight of key departments and functions, including Corporate Services, Property Management, Human Resources and Asset Management. 

Prior to joining Dominium in 2022, Hansen had a long-term career at U.S. Bank, primarily in Commercial Real Estate and Community Development. Hansen has held various leadership positions within Commercial Real Estate, including construction lending, term lending, commercial mortgage-backed securities, and capital markets. While in Community Development, Hansen led various debt and equity platforms, including affordable housing debt, New Markets Tax Credit equity, and lending to Community Development Financial Institutions.  

Before his banking experience, Hansen began his career as a Certified Public Accountant at Ernst & Young and held Real Estate finance positions with Opus Corporation and Condor Corporation.  

Hansen is an accomplished senior executive who enjoys driving strategic and cultural change that results in revenue growth and improved employee engagement. Over the course of his career, he has initiated and grown multibillion-dollar lending platforms that produced significant franchise value. He also carries a deep commitment to community and social responsibility. 

Hansen currently serves on the Board of Directors of Ehlers Public Finance. His previous board service includes Common Bond Communities (Chairman), the United Way Housing Board, Lutheran Social Services Housing Board, and more. Hansen earned a bachelor’s degree from Concordia College, graduating with honors, summa cum laude.

Dean Adler is CEO and Founder of Lubert-Adler Partner, L.P., a real estate equity firm with over $7 billion in equity and $17 billion of assets under management. He serves as head of the investment committee and is responsible for leading the strategic direction of the firm.

Adler began his career at Ernst & Young, Baker and Hostetler and CMS. He is an Executive Committee Member and Research Sponsor for the Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center of The Wharton School. He has been a keynote speaker for national real estate organizations such as the Urban Land Institute and the International Council of Shopping Centers. Adler has served on numerous community boards and has served on the City of Philadelphia’s Economic Development Summit.

Prior to founding Lubert-Adler, Adler graduated magna cum laude from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He holds a J.D. degree with honors from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and was an instructor at the Wharton School.

Ken Bacon is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Railfield Partners. Prior to founding RailField, Bacon spent 19 years at Fannie Mae, most recently as the Executive Vice President and Head of the Multifamily Business. During his tenure, Bacon grew the portfolio from $56 billion to over $195 billion in assets, consisting of multifamily mortgages, conventional equity, tax credits and mezzanine debt. He also initiated the American Communities Fund at Fannie Mae. He was previously Director of the Office of Securitization for the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) and held officer positions at Morgan Stanley and Kidder Peabody.

Bacon was previously Director of the Office and Securitization for the Resolution Trust Corporation ("RTC") and held officer positions at Morgan Stanley and Kiddler Peabody. Bacon currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Welltower, a publicly traded REIT, as well as serves on the board of directors at Comcast, Ally Financial, and Arbor Realty Trust. He is active in several non-profit and trade groups, including the Real Estate Roundtable, Real Estate Executive Council, National Multifamily Housing Council, East Coast Roundtable, Martha's Table, and Urban Institute. He is also an adjunct professor for the Steers Center for Global Real Estate within Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business. 

Bacon currently serves on the Board of Directors of Comcast Corporation, Ally Financial and Welltower. He is active in several non-profit and trade groups, including as a Board Member of the Real Estate Executive Council (Vice Chairman), National Multifamily Housing Council, and Martha's Table.

Bacon is an alumnus and former trustee of Stanford University, where he received his B.A.. He also holds a M.Sc. in International Relations from the London School of Economics where he studied as a Marshall Scholar, and a M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. In recognition of his service to the Marshall Scholars program, he was awarded an Order of the British Empire ("OBE") by the British government.

Chris Dischinger is a proven leader within the real estate development industry and is co-principal and co-founder of LDG Development in Louisville, KY. He is committed to the business of building better lives through developing quality, affordable communities for hard-working families and active seniors to grow and thrive.

In 1994, Dischinger formed LDG Development with his business partner Mark Lechner, successfully focusing on acquiring, developing, building and managing single-family homes. The company eventually grew to have a portfolio of more than 500 homes as well as acquiring and managing commercial real estate properties in 17 states. In 2002, LDG saw an opportunity to enter the Housing Tax Credit Program and by using this model, LDG has developed more than 20,000 units in multiple states including Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas.

Today, LDG has four main divisions, all focused on maximizing growth and production. With the mission statement, “Everyone Deserves a Quality Place to Live”, the company has over 200 employees in its offices located in Atlanta, Austin, Louisville and Nashville who are focused on developing and managing properties for the thousands of families and seniors who are proud to call one of our communities home. Dischinger has served as president of four different trade organizations including the national president of the Society of Exchange Councilors.

As Partner and Chairman of the Board for Dominium, Paul Sween is responsible for leading the Board of Directors, setting the Board’s agenda, presiding over its meetings and ensuring strategic and fiduciary accountability. Paul also lends his considerable management and real estate expertise to the company’s management team on a regular basis.  

Active in the multi-housing industry since 1981, Sween joined Dominium in 1989. During his involvement, the company has grown from managing 2,700 units to more than 40,000 units and more than 220 properties. 

Prior to Dominium, Sween worked for the international accounting firm Ernst & Young. He held the role of principal in a development and property management firm that syndicated existing apartment projects and completed low-income tax credit and historic rehab projects. 

Sween is dedicated to serving on boards that share his passion for the stability, dignity and opportunity that housing provides. He is Capital Campaign Co-Chair for CommonBond, the Minnesota-based affordable housing nonprofit, a member of the Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors, and a member of the Council of Large Affordable Housing Owners. Previous board engagements include serving as chair of the Minnesota Housing Partnership. 

Sween is a founding donor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. He also helped spearhead and fund the creation of Opportunity’s Front Door, a program that provides up to $2 million in post-secondary scholarships to Dominium residents, employees and their dependents. 

A sought-after public speaker, Sween recently delivered an address at the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. 

A committed, lifelong learner, Sween is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). He is the father of three children. 

As Partner, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Chief Development Officer, Mark Moorhouse oversees all aspects of Dominium’s business. As Co-CEO, he leads the overall strategy and direction of the company in partnership with Kyle Hansen. As Chief Development Officer, he has responsibility for the company’s Development and Acquisitions function.

The Development and Acquisitions function is a national affordable housing leader and includes more than 80 professionals in roles such as Development, Finance, Construction, Architecture and Corporate Affairs. 

Moorhouse has decades of experience working with various federal, state and local housing programs. Since joining Dominium in 1996, he has worked on several significant portfolio acquisitions, new project developments, the acquisition of existing apartment projects and the creation of a debt business within the company. In addition, he has been instrumental in completing numerous structured finance transitions at Dominium. He has played an integral role in helping the company grow from managing 6,400 homes in 1996 to approximately 40,000 units in almost 20 states today. 

Moorhouse is a graduate of St. Cloud State University where he received his Bachelor’s degree and his Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. 

Moorhouse serves on the Board of the Development Committee and is Co- Head of the Financing Committee at Summit Academy, an organization established in 1996 that helps low income individuals obtain the job skills training needed to secure well-paid employment and, ultimately, to lead a more stable and rewarding life. He is also involved with Minnesota Housing Partnership in a fundraising capacity. 

Moorhouse is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. 

As Dominium’s Co-Chief Executive Officer & Chief Operating Officer, Kyle Hansen is helping position the company to achieve its next chapter of growth. As Co-CEO, he leads the overall strategy and direction of the company in partnership with Mark Moorhouse. As COO, Hansen has oversight of key departments and functions, including Corporate Services, Property Management, Human Resources and Asset Management. 

Prior to joining Dominium in 2022, Hansen had a long-term career at U.S. Bank, primarily in Commercial Real Estate and Community Development. Hansen has held various leadership positions within Commercial Real Estate, including construction lending, term lending, commercial mortgage-backed securities, and capital markets. While in Community Development, Hansen led various debt and equity platforms, including affordable housing debt, New Markets Tax Credit equity, and lending to Community Development Financial Institutions.  

Before his banking experience, Hansen began his career as a Certified Public Accountant at Ernst & Young and held Real Estate finance positions with Opus Corporation and Condor Corporation.  

Hansen is an accomplished senior executive who enjoys driving strategic and cultural change that results in revenue growth and improved employee engagement. Over the course of his career, he has initiated and grown multibillion-dollar lending platforms that produced significant franchise value. He also carries a deep commitment to community and social responsibility. 

Hansen currently serves on the Board of Directors of Ehlers Public Finance. His previous board service includes Common Bond Communities (Chairman), the United Way Housing Board, Lutheran Social Services Housing Board, and more. Hansen earned a bachelor’s degree from Concordia College, graduating with honors, summa cum laude.

As Partner, Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President at Dominium, Tim Allen is responsible for the leadership and oversight of the accounting, finance and tax functions. In addition, he is responsible for the management of human resources, information technology, and other administration functions.

Allen brings years of experience in the oversight of finance, human resources, and information technology. Prior to joining Dominium, he served as the Chief Financial Officer for Quest Education. Previously, he was the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer for Pro Staff.

Allen is a graduate of the University of Minnesota where he received a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and a Master of Business Administration in Finance and Strategic Management from the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management. Allen is on the state board for the ARC of Minnesota. He is also active in several activities that support youth sports, and does advocacy work for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Allen  is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

Paula Prahl is a Partner and Chief Operating Officer of Development for Dominium. In this role, Prahl is focused on systems and process improvement as well as information flows and resources, all geared toward increasing Dominium’s development of affordable housing. She also leads the Development Operations, Development Coordinator and Administrative teams, while concurrently overseeing Government Relations, Communications, and the company’s Dominium Gives philanthropic platform. 

Prahl most recently served as managing director of communications and public affairs at Varde Partners, a hedge, real estate and private equity fund based in Minneapolis. Previously, she served over a decade as senior vice president of communications, public affairs and corporate responsibility at Best Buy and served nearly a decade as vice president of government and community relations at Honeywell. Prahl began her public policy career as the director of public policy at the Minnesota Business Partnership. 

Prahl holds a BA from Smith College and an MA from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota. 

Chris Lahna is a Partner and President of Property Management for Dominium. Lahna leads all aspects of Dominium’s property management organization, including operations, lease-ups, maintenance and day-to-day management. He also oversees the company’s Human Resources department, where he shapes and focuses the company's investment in its people, culture and performance.  

Lahna has a broad range of experience in delivering proven results across multiple industries throughout his career. His dedication to organizational transformation spans critical areas such as leadership development, succession planning, organizational design, employer brand, change management and employee experience. Lahna is also responsible for overseeing all property management operations staff at Dominium in addition to the management of marketing, maintenance, purchasing and compliance.  

Lahna has a robust background in leadership at American Century Investments and General Electric's Aviation business. Throughout his career, Lahna has helped organizations transform their culture while working across functions in global roles leading talent and leadership development, recruiting, compensation and incentive design, HR business partners and the management of Mergers and Acquisition portfolios. 

Lahna earned a bachelor’s degree in Organizational Leadership and Human Resources from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and an MBA from the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University. Lahna is also a Certified Professional Coach (CPC). 

As Dominium’s President of Development, Nick Andersen is responsible for maximizing the company’s housing production and volume, through the professional development and training of Dominium’s Project Partners, Associates and Analysts. He is responsible for the full employee lifecycle within the company’s Development department – recruiting, onboarding, training, coaching, mentorship, skill enhancement and professional growth.   

Since joining Dominium in 2007, Andersen has led a variety of project types including general partner interests, acquisition and rehabilitation of existing apartment communities, development of ground-up new construction projects, as well as historic reuse projects.

Andersen graduated Cum Laude from the University of St. Thomas as an Aquinas Scholar with a Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in Entrepreneurship. His professional affiliations include the Georgia Affordable Housing Coalition. He serves on the QAP Advisory Committee for the GAHC.

Andersen is also a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. He works out of Dominium’s Atlanta office.

Email: [email protected]

Katessa Archer is a Vice President and Project Partner for Dominium. Archer is responsible for new project development, acquisition, and financing. Her daily responsibilities include analyzing new acquisition and development opportunities, determining project feasibility, overseeing design and construction, structuring partnerships and negotiating with lenders, investors, and third-party vendors. She joined Dominium in September of 2018.

Previously, Archer was a Development Intern, Analyst, Associate, and Senior Associate for Dominium. In addition, she worked as a Real Estate Advisory Intern for Cushman & Wakefield.

Archer holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Urban Studies from the University of Minnesota. She also serves as a Board of Directors member for the Women’s Affordable Housing Network (WAHN).

Adam Brookins is a Vice President of Construction for Dominium. Brookins is responsible for leading construction management activities, providing project management leadership for multiple projects so that project work is completed on or ahead of schedule, on or under budget and that all internal and external stakeholders receive open and prompt communication of goals, objectives and timelines.

Brookins brings 15+ years of experience as a general contractor, subcontractor, distributor and manufacturer to the Dominium Construction & Architectural Services team. He has broad experiences in hands-on construction as well as construction management within the industry. Previously, Brookins was Business Manager at Kasota Stone Fabricators and Chief Operations Officer at Hoffman Weber Construction.

Brookins holds a Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies and a Construction Management Certificate from the University of Minnesota.

As Partner, Chief Construction and Architecture Officer & Executive Vice President at Dominium, Scott Ewing is responsible for managing all Dominium’s construction projects. Ewing is responsible for $250 million of new construction, renovation and major repairs within Dominium’s portfolio.

Ewing's experience is instrumental in maintaining a positive working relationship with outside consultants to ensure projects are completed with high quality standards, on time and within budget. He also works with numerous Architectural and Engineering partners to ensure timely delivery of accurate project documents.

Ewing has over 20 years of General Contracting experience. Prior to joining Dominium he had the opportunity to build several Dominium projects such as 808 Berry Place, The Bluffs at Nine Mile Creek and The Landings at Silver Lake Village.

Ewing is a graduate of Kansas State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Science and Management.

Jim Felton is a Vice President of Construction for Dominium. Felton is responsible for leading the self-perform construction team to ensure project work is completed on or ahead of schedule, on or under budget, and that all internal and external stakeholders receive open and prompt communication of goals, objectives and timelines.

Previously, Felton worked at U.S. Bank as an Assistant Vice President. Here he was involved with U.S. Bank Corporate Real Estate Group and managed Capital Expenditures for new branches and internal office space.

Felton holds a Bachelor of Science from Southern Illinois University. He also holds a certificate in Architectural Drafting and Estimating at Dunwoody Industrial Institute.

Phone: (763) 354-5605
Email: [email protected]

As Senior Vice President and Project Partner, Jeff Huggett is responsible for locating and closing new development, redevelopment and acquisition opportunities.

Prior to joining Dominium in 1997, Huggett worked in asset management and workouts at Dain Corporation in Minneapolis, where he was responsible for a $100 million portfolio located in nine cities throughout the Midwest and Southeast. Previously, he was Chief Operating Officer at Paine Webber Properties, Inc. in Boston, and Commercial Mortgage Banker at Eberhardt Company located in Minneapolis.

Huggett is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he received a Master of Science (MBS) degree.

Huggett is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

Huggett also oversees Dominium's Pro Bono Development efforts, whereby Dominium provides free development services to important community initiatives.

Phone: (623) 265-6836
Email: [email protected]

Kelly Johnson is the Vice President of Marketing. Kelly is responsible for all aspects of Dominium’s marketing and branding strategy, including traditional and online advertising, leasing and sales training and resident retention programs.

Prior to joining Dominium, Kelly was Vice President of Marketing for MC Companies, and VP of Operations at Hills Property Management. Earlier in her career. She has also worked as a national marketing director at Berkshire Realty, regional property manager at CWS Capital Partners and regional marketing director and Village Green Cos.

Phone: (623) 265-6830
Email: [email protected]

Mark Lambing is a Vice President & Project Partner of Development for Dominium. Lambing began his Dominium career in 2017 as a Development Intern in the company’s Minneapolis office and held roles as a Development Associate and Senior Associate before achieving his current promotion. In 2020, he helped establish the company’s Mountain West office in Phoenix, as one of the first company employees to relocate to Arizona. Throughout his Dominium career, he played a key role in a number of developments, including the historic restoration project Upper Post Flats development in Fort Snelling, Minnesota.

Previous to joining Dominium, Lambing held a role as an acquisitions intern for a private equity start-up in New York City.

Lambing holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a concentration in Financial Markets & Investments from Ball State University.

As Senior Vice President and Regional Development Leader, Ryan Lunderby is responsible for leading the region-wide Development efforts for Dominium in the Central region. His daily responsibilities include the oversight and growth of Dominium’s pipeline in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and Wisconsin.  

Since joining Dominium in 2004, Lunderby has led a variety of project types including acquisition and rehabilitation, new construction, and historical rehabilitation developments. Additionally, he has been involved with the re-syndication of Dominium’s existing portfolio of original tax credit properties throughout the Midwest. 

Lunderby holds a Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Finance from St. Cloud State University. He is a member of the St. Cloud State Real Estate Alumni Association and Tennessee Developers Council. 

Lunderby is also a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. 

Phone: (763) 354-5608
Email: [email protected]

As Partner and Senior Vice President of Financial Planning and Analysis, Mark Mahoney leads Dominium’s Investment Committee, a consulting group of analysts that are business partners with other departments and the financial reporting to senior executives, a transaction services team, and various estate planning efforts.  Additionally, he assists with Dominium board meeting preparation as well as participating in board meetings, helps lead Dominium’s treasury function and assists with the closing of dispositions and portfolio refinances. Mahoney serves as the Chief of Staff to Managing Partner, Sween and in that role helps Sween with the implementation of numerous strategic initiatives across the Dominium enterprise. 

Mahoney joined Dominium in December of 2006 and has worked in a wide variety of roles, including serving as the Corporate Controller working on updating and automating Corporate reporting, specifically as it relates to Development. He also served as Vice President of Asset Management, his responsibilities in this role included portfolio budget preparation, financial statement review, dispositions, and working with outside Limited Partners to exit partnerships at, or near, the end of the tax credit compliance period. Mahoney served as Vice President of Financial Planning and Analysis in 2016 for nearly five years before his promotion to Chief of Staff and Vice President of Financial Planning and Analysis.

Prior to joining Dominium, Mahoney was a Senior Accountant at UnitedHealth Group.

Mahoney holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting from St. Mary's University.

Phone: (214) 971-8749
Email: [email protected]

As Partner and Senior Vice President of Capital Markets, Thomas McElroy is responsible for developing and overseeing an institutional framework for the company’s existing debt and equity relationships, along with the creation and development of new programmatic relationships that lead to a portfolio-wide strategy for financing both the equity and debt by focusing on efficiency and innovation. McElroy is also responsible for negotiation of specific deal terms and the closing of individual financing of the projects subject to the needs of the development team leads, along with coordination of interim financings with the company’s internal Polaris Capital group, and the direction of Dominium’s investment sales effort.

Prior to joining Dominium, McElroy most recently served as a senior associate at Castlelake, a global private investment firm managing more than $19 billion in assets on behalf of institutional investors. As a member of Castlelake’s North American Assets investment team, McElroy was responsible for identifying and executing private market investments in affordable housing and the acquisition, development and construction of single-family residential, mixed-use properties and master planned communities.

Prior to joining Castlelake, McElroy was a development associate for Dominium where he was responsible for generating and analyzing new affordable housing investments. McElroy also spent five years playing professional hockey in the AHL, ECHL and in Europe.

McElroy holds a Master of Business Administration in Real Estate from the University of St. Thomas, Opus College of Business and a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Real Estate from St. Cloud State University.

As Senior Vice President and Project Partner, Ron Mehl is responsible for new project development, acquisitions and financing. In addition, he analyzes new acquisition opportunities, determines project feasibility, oversees design and construction, partnership restructuring, and negotiations with lenders, investors and third-party vendors.

Mehl has played an integral role in developing Dominium’s senior housing portfolio. He is involved in the re-syndication of Dominium’s existing portfolio of original tax credit projects throughout the Midwest. In 2016, he opened a Dominium Development office in Denver, CO. and is growing the existing Dominium portfolio in a fast-paced, growing economy with great attainable housing needs.

In the past, Mehl has been directly involved with new project development, financing, acquisitions and asset management for a commercial developer. He also worked to support the management of a $400 million portfolio and assisted in the restructuring of $50 million of debt and $40 million of equity.

Mehl is a graduate of Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, CA. with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and a minor in Accounting.

Mehl is a volunteer with Housing Colorado NOW! and the Colorado annual housing conference, serving on the Workshop Committee. Mehl also contributes to 3 Hopeful Hearts which provides bereaved parents and families opportunities to honor, find hope and seek healing through events, support, education and remembrance.

Mehl is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

As Senior Vice President and Regional Development Leader, Owen Metz is responsible for leading the region-wide Development efforts for Dominium in the Mountain West. His daily responsibilities include the oversight and growth of Dominium’s pipeline in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming.    

Since joining Dominium in 2006, Metz has worked on the acquisition, rehabilitation, new construction, and historic adaptive-reuse development of apartment communities across the country. Additionally, he has led as the replacement general partner for multiple distressed apartment communities. 

Metz is a graduate from the University of Wisconsin – Madison School of Business with a BBA in both Real Estate and Finance. His professional affiliations include the UW Real Estate Alumni Association, Lambda Alpha International and the Urban Line Institute. 

Metz is also a board member of the Arizona Housing Coalition and founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation, which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. 

Jennifer Moulton is the Vice President of Architecture. Moulton is responsible for Dominium’s strategic technical direction and architectural integrity while also coordinating the design of properties, designing for the Dominium portfolio and leading the architecture support staff.

Jennifer most recently held the role of Vice President of Architecture at the international design firm, Harrison. Prior to that, Jennifer held roles such as Market Leader, Director of Architecture and Development, and Manager of Design at companies such as CR Architecture and Design, Fogo de Chao and CEC Entertainment, respectively. She also co-owned the Moulton Hurst Group from 2005 through 2012.

As Vice President and Project Partner, Devon Quist is responsible for new project development, acquisition and financing. His work includes analyzing new acquisition and development opportunities, determining project feasibility, overseeing design and construction, structuring partnerships and negotiating with lenders, investors and third-party vendors.

Quist joined Dominium in 2015 and has completed a variety of projects across the country. Residing in the Tampa Bay area, he specializes in the new construction of multifamily affordable housing using non-competitive resources in the Central Florida region. Quist has been involved in the acquisition and/ or development of 13 projects, leading to the creation or preservation of approximately 3,000 affordable homes.

Prior to joining Dominium full time, Quist was a Development Intern for Dominium where he assisted project partners, developers, and associates with market research and the production and analysis of financial models.

Quist holds a Bachelor of Arts in Real Estate Studies and a minor in Economics from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN. His professional affiliations include the Bay Area Apartment Association (BAA), Urban Land Institute – Tampa Bay, the Coalition of Affordable Housing Providers (CAHP), and the Florida Housing Coalition (FHC). He has also serves on the Multi-Family Developer Council of the Apartment Association of Greater Orlando (AAGO).

Shaun Reinhardt is a Vice President & Project Partner for Dominium. Reinhardt is responsible for new project development, acquisition, and financing. His daily responsibilities include analyzing new acquisition and development opportunities, determining project feasibility, overseeing design and construction, structuring partnerships and negotiating with lenders, investors and third-party vendors.

Since Joining Dominium in 2015, Reinhardt worked on a variety of project types including general partner interest acquisition, Acquisitions and rehabilitation of existing apartment communities, ground-up new construction projects, as well as being an integral member of the initial structured finance team where he was involved in structuring debt funds and securitizations of both internal and external collateral. Reinhardt also worked on an $80 million permanent supportive housing development as a pro-bono development consultant.

During his tenure, Reinhardt has been involved in the acquisition and/or development of over 3,000 units, placement or assumption of nearly $300 million in permanent debt, over $400 million in construction, bridge and gap financing, over $250 million in federal and state LIHTC equity, and over $500 million in structured debt and securitizations.

Previously, Reinhardt was a Development analyst and associate at Dominium and was promoted to Vice President & Project Partner in January of 2022. He was also previously an intern with Dominium and AEI Capital Corporation.

Reinhardt graduated Cum Laude from the university of St. Thomas with a degree in Finance.

As Vice President and Project Partner, Neal Route is responsible for new project development, acquisitions, and financing. Since joining Dominium in 2012, Route has worked on a variety of project types including fee simple acquisitions, portfolio acquisitions, partnership acquisitions, new construction projects, resyndications, and renewable energy developments, including both hydroelectric and solar. During his tenure, Route has been involved in the acquisition and/or development of more than 5,200 units, and placement or assumption of nearly $900 million in debt & equity.

Route holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Real Estate and Urban Land Economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His professional affiliations include the University of Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association and the Urban Land Institute. He serves on the QAP Committee of the Texas Affiliation of Affordable Housing Providers (TAAHP) and on the Advisory Council for the Real Estate Center at the UT Austin. Route is a contributor to the Dominium Foundation, which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

As Senior Vice President and Project Partner, Jeff Spicer is leading Dominium’s efforts in Texas and help Dominium grow its presence in this emerging market. Spicer is responsible for originating and overseeing new project development, financing, and acquisitions.

Spicer joined Dominium in September of 2017 but has a long-term relationship lasting more than 10 years as a consulting partner for Dominium. He has over 25 years of experience in affordable housing where he has worked to develop successful ventures in the state of Texas and across the southwestern part of the country. 

Spicer is an active member of the Texas Association of Affordable Housing Providers (TAAHP), Texas Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies (TALHFA), and National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). He is also on the TALHFA Board of Directors and the NAHB Multifamily Board of Trustees.

Prior to joining Dominium, Spicer was co-founder and principal at State Street Housing Development where he developed affordable housing in Texas and the southwest.  He currently owns more than 1,000 affordable housing units and has developed over 7,000 units nationwide. 

Spicer holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and International Business and a Master’s Degree in Real Estate Finance and Investment Analysis both from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He also held a Wisconsin real estate license and has been an active member on many boards.

Spicer is a contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

Terry Sween is a Vice President and Project Partner for Dominium. Terry Sween is responsible for new project development, acquisitions, and financing. His daily responsibilities include analyzing new acquisition and development opportunities, determining project feasibility, overseeing design and construction, structuring partnerships, and negotiating with lenders, investors, and third-party vendors.

Since joining Dominium in 2013, Terry Sween worked on a variety of project types including historic adaptive reuse, acquisition rehabilitation and ground up new construction. His experience includes the historic redevelopment of the national landmark Fort Snelling Upper Post in Minneapolis, Minnesota into 191 affordable homes for veterans.

Previously, Terry Sween was a development staff associate and associate at Dominium and was promoted to Vice President and Project partner in January of 2021. Prior to joining Dominium Terry Sween was a commercial underwriter for Huntington Bancshares.

Sween holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. His professional affiliations include the Indiana University Alumni Association and Urban Land Institute.

Michael Voss is the Vice President of Communications for Dominium. In his role, Voss shapes the company’s voice, collaborates with executive leadership to develop and implement a communications strategy, and oversees all internal and external communications involving the organization.

Voss has an extensive background in communications. Before working at Dominium, Voss was an independent consultant, advising organizations such as Cargill, the Pohlad Family Foundation and MetaBank. During that period, he also co-authored two humorous novels about life in corporate America. Prior to that, Voss spent 15 years at Best Buy, most recently as Senior Director of Employee Communications. He began his professional career as a copywriter at Edge Advertising.